Events

Irish Aphasia Theatre will be running a series of free, accessible workshops for people who have brain injuries, aphasia, or early brain diseases. Irish Aphasia Theatre uses theatre and the performing arts tools to empower participants and enhance communication skills and confidence.

Join Fingal Library staff for a spooky storytime!

Join storyteller Pat Ryan in your local library for some spooky stories, funny folk, and tall tales. Suitable for ages 5+.

Make some spooky Halloween decorations with your favourite library staff. All materials supplied.

Join career expert Jill Barrett for a four-part workshop, to help you enhance your career.

Faigh amach rún rithimí traidisiúnta na hÉireann leis an gceardlann idirghníomhach spraíúil teaghlaigh seo ar an mbodhrán! Oiriúnach do leanaí agus do dhaoine fásta. Beidh bodhráin ar fáil. Áirithint riachtanach. Discover the secret of traditional Irish rhythms with this fun interactive family workshop on the bodhrán! Suitable for children and adults. Bodhráns provided. Booking essential.

As part of Fingal Inclusion week, Psychotherapist Amber Roche, linked to the new EU strategy on mental Health will be joining Barry O’Carroll for a series of talks on mental health as part of Fingal’s Inclusion Week

Sharing of information across services working with marginalised groups

Display of artwork in Blanchardstown library.

The Library of Migrant Women is a participatory art project created by migrant women to tell stories of their journey from their homeland to Ireland. It features 11 stories written by migrant women about the social issues that affect them daily, their work to transform their life, and the lives of those around them.  

The Fingal Integration team will be hosting the Library of Migrant Women exhibition from November 13th to 24th November as part of Fingal Inclusion Week. The exhibition will be accessible at Balbriggan Library, Monday to Friday, from 10am to 4pm.

Information Event of CAMHS Services.

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